Colorado State University Athletics
Track & field to host 3 winter camps
11/17/2014 12:00:00 AM | Track & Field
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Head coach Brian Bedard and the Colorado State track & field program will host three camps this winter. The camps cover all areas of the Olympic sport: throws, jumps and track running.
"Our staff is working hard to promote Colorado State University track & field by getting high school coaches and athletes up on campus for a camp or clinic," said Bedard. "We also want to teach and educate coaches and athletes about training methods and technique for track and field events. Our staff wants to give back to the track and field community and also show everyone what Colorado State University has to offer as a track program and quality University. We have added some exciting camps this year with the addition of the Vault clinics and the PAS Camp which is an All-Sports - Power/Agility/Speed Camp."
Pole Vault Clinic Series – Four date options
The Pole Vault clinics hosted by Colorado State University track & field have teamed up with Pat Manson and other great coaches from the area providing an incredible opportunity to learn from some of the best pole vault coaches in the country. We will have the availability to run two pole vault pits simultaneously in the Glenn Morris field house.
Grades 6-12 are welcome to participate. The price is $35 per camper. Available dates listed below (click the date for more information):
Nov. 22 | Nov. 29 | Dec. 20 | Dec. 27
All-Sport Power/Agility/Speed Camp – Dec. 27 & 28
The 2014-15 Colorado State University “PAS” Camp is a one day camp that will enhance middle and high school athletes’ knowledge through expert coaching in a fun and exciting environment. Our purpose will be to provide quality individual instruction in the techniques and training that are necessary for young athletes to reach their full potential in speed training. Power, agility, and speed training is the essential element for success in all sports. With an increased awareness of how to maximize these disciplines, athletes will be able to further their potential in their particular sport.
The middle school session will be on Dec. 27 and the high school session will be on Dec. 28. The price is $100 per camper. Click here for more information.
Winter Throw Clinic – Jan. 3
The CSU Winter Throws Clinic is designed for coaches and athletes to learn new techniques and drills for the high school level athlete and beyond. The clinic will feature throwing technique materials, drills, and demonstrations to assist both the coaches and athletes. The clinic will also feature throwing drills and technical presentations given by collegiate athletes, world-class throwers, and top regional coaches.
High school ages are eligible to participate. The price is $25 per camper or $40 for coaches. Click here for more information.